EVOL: Courting wood, grid zombies and Easter wake loss
Energy Voice Out Loud is the weekly news podcast that keeps you up to date on the hottest stories from the UK energy market.
Energy Voice Out Loud is the weekly news podcast that keeps you up to date on the hottest stories from the UK energy market.
Prashant Janaswamy has been appointed as the chief information officer at Essar Energy Transition’s EET Fuels.
Downfall is result of 'very poor judgement' at the highest levels, according to former head of Wood group's engineering division, Mike Straughen.
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The trade body representing the offshore energy industry including the oil and gas sector has launched a series of debate events across the UK.
Scottish Enterprise has announced plans to establish an energy transition hub in Abu Dhabi to help Scottish companies enter the United Arab Emirate’s clean energy sector.
The fall in global oil prices caused by uncertainty around US trade tariffs is currently "painful but not causing injury" for North Sea operators, according to an analyst.
ScottishPower Renewables has awarded a charter agreement to Aberdeen-headquartered OEG Group to help develop the East Anglia Three offshore wind farm.
North Sea operators Shell and Equinor have announced the location of the Aberdeen headquarters for their UK independent joint venture.
A £240 million bid to buy Aberdeen's Wood Group has been extended as a deadline was due to be reached Thursday.
The success of the upcoming Offshore Europe event in Aberdeen will be a barometer for the industry as it navigates a “turbulent, interesting but difficult” period.
Calls to support Statera's 3GW hydrogen production scheme in the north east of Scotland have been made as councillors prepare to decide its fate.
Centrica has stopped injecting natural gas into the Rough facility in the North Sea as it awaits clarity over regulatory support for hydrogen redevelopment.
Power company VPI has called for clarity to progress the Viking carbon capture and storage (CCS) project and help drive the future of heavy industries in the Humber.
The start-up has partnered with E.ON to develop energy storage technology that will lower customer bills.
Equinor and Orsted have warned that the effects of wake loss on their projects could cost them up to £363 million in lost revenues.
Energy services group Hunting has reviewed the potential impact of Trump administration tariffs as "immaterial" to its business but said it will "monitor closely" the effects of slump in oil price in the wake of global economic turmoil.
French energy services firm Altrad has won a three year contract with Net Zero Teesside Power (NZT Power) and Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP) in the North-East of England.
Canadian IT giant CGI has teamed up with Aberdeen subsea technology firm Fathom Group to develop digital twins of offshore wind farms.
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The department of trade has swooped in to safeguard British Steel’s assets, which could play a strategic role in the UK energy transition.
So-called "zombie" renewable energy projects will no longer hold up the queue for connection to the electricity grid in a move expected to unlock £40 billion a year of investment.
A North Sea well operated by Shell has had a "material uplift in recoverable gas volumes" reported by partner Deltic Energy.
Offshore shipping containers firm Cargostore Worldwide has acquired a duo of Aberdeen businesses in a multi-million pound deal.
Grandholm Production Services has acquired Aberdeen-based RSD Supplies and Services in a six-figure deal.